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Leopold Hermann Ludwig von Boyen (Slavskoye, 20 giugno 1771 – 15 febbraio 1848) è stato un politico e generale prussiano che favorì le riforme dell'esercito prussiano all'inizio del XIX secolo. Fu anche ministro della guerra di Prussia tra il 1810 ed il 1813, ed ancora tra il 1º marzo 1841 ed il 6 ottobre 1847.
- 15 febbraio 1848
Ludwig Leopold Gottlieb Hermann von Boyen (* 23. Juni 1771 in Kreuzburg; † 15. Februar 1848 in Berlin) war ein preußischer Generalfeldmarschall und 1814/19 sowie 1841/47 Kriegsminister . Hermann von Boyen, Altersporträt.
Leopold Hermann Ludwig von Boyen (20 June 1771 – 15 February 1848) was a Prussian army officer who helped to reform the Prussian Army in the early 19th century. He also served as minister of war of Prussia in the period 1810–1813 and again from 1 March 1841 – 6 October 1847.
- Hermann von Boyen, 20 June 1771
- 15 February 1848 (aged 76)
Enciclopedia on line. Generale prussiano (Kreuzburg 1771 - Berlino 1848). Partecipò alle guerre della Rivoluzione francese e dell'Impero. Due volte (1814-19; 1841-47) ministro della Guerra, si dedicò alla riforma dell'esercito e, fautore di H. F. K. von Stein, sostenne e attuò l'idea della Landwehr . CATEGORIE. biografie in storia. TAG.
Boyen, Hermann Ludwig Leopold Gottlieb von preußischer Kriegsminister, * 23.6.1771 Kreuzburg (Ostpreußen), † 15.2.1848 Berlin (begraben auf dem Invalidenfriedhof, zu Füßen von Scharnhorsts Grab).
Calm and effective general staff officer, Hermann von Boyen served as a Prussian field marshal and Minister of War. Orphaned at an early age, he joined the army and saw action during the 1794 revolt in Poland. He was badly wounded at Auerst e dt (1806) and two years later was appointed by Scharnhorst to the new Military Reorganization Commission.
views 1,561,932 updated. Hermann von Boyen (boi´ən), 1771–1848, Prussian field marshal. After the Prussian defeat by Emperor Napoleon I and the disastrous treaties of Tilsit in 1807 (see Sovetsk ), he assisted Scharnhorst in the reorganization of the Prussian army.
